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We have a drive 'G' mapped to a specific folder (VOL2\GRP) on a server1 via
a login script. A few minutes ago when certain random users clicked on this drive from their PCs (or tried to save an open file) the following error popped up: ------- G:\ is not accessible. Configuration information could not be read from the domain controller, either because the machine is unavailable or access has been denied. ------- Either logging off and back in, or running the login script manually fixed the issue and the users were able to get access again. All DCs are W2K3. I checked all of the error logs that I could find and didn't find anything that would tip me off to the problem. Our W2K3 file servers have been in production for 2 days now and hopefully this isn't the beginning of a pattern. I am guessing that for some reason the network connection to whichever DC they were authenticated was disrupted, but again thats just a guess. If more info is needed, please let me know. TIA. Harkin Banks |
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